In order to graph each equation we need to first isolate the "y" variable. This is done below:


We now need to find the points where the lines cross the "y" axis and the "x" axis. The point for which the line crosses the "y" axis happens when x is equal to 0, while the point where the line crosses the "x" axis happens when y is equal to 0.
First equation:
y-axis

x-axis

Second equation:
y-axis

x-axis

We can now draw the graphs using this informations. We need to draw a line that passes through the x-axis and y-axis of each equation.
The solution for this system of equation is the point where both lines cross. In this case (4,-3).